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Michael Sunset's memoir details the way he was systematically manipulated by his ex-wife, her father, his mother, and sister to believe he had a mental illness. His ex-wife worked to manipulate mental health professionals and the family court system to obtain control of their finances and daughter during their divorce process. Michael describes how jarring it is to experience and how to defend against it.

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Michael Sunset's memoir details the way he was systematically manipulated by his ex-wife, her father, his mother, and sister to believe he had a mental illness. His ex-wife worked to manipulate mental health professionals and the family court system to obtain control of their finances and daughter during their divorce process. Michael describes how jarring it is to experience and how to defend against it.

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Autorenporträt
Michael Sunset is the author of "A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Manipulate." His mission is to educate narcissistic abuse survivors about how to heal from the trauma caused by psychologically and emotionally abusive relationships. Driven by personal experiences with personality disordered individuals, he has been able to turn his involvement with toxic relationships into a positive by teaching others how to overcome them. He has a master's degree in education. He is a teacher that dedicates his life to helping students that have been through trauma.